StTNbEEDS OF TESTIMONIALS FEOM ALL PARTS. 



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LIST OIF FRUITS 



ADAPTED FOB THE CLIMATE OP 



NORTH BRITAIN AND SCOTLAND, 



(For Prices, $•«., see body of Catalogue. J 



fAlfriston. 

 tAstrachan Red. 

 *Allington Pippin. 

 *t Beauty of Bath. 



Beauty of Kent. 

 *t Bismarck. 



Cox's Pomona, 

 t „ Orange Pippin (wall). 

 *Cardinal. 



Col. Vaughan. 

 tClaygate Pearmain. 

 tCellini Pippin. 

 tDuohess of Oldenburgh. 

 tDevonshire Quarrenden. 



Domino Codlin. 

 tEarly Julian. 

 ■fEckKnville Seedling. 



Emperor Alexander (wall). 



Early Red Margaret. 

 * ,, Peach (Rivers). 



Eearn's Pippin. 

 tGalloway Pippin. 

 •Gascoyne's Scarlet Seedling. 

 tGolden Spire. 

 tGolden Noble. 



APPLES. 



*fGospatric. 

 *tGrenadier. 

 +Hawthornden (new). 

 *Hambling'8 Seedling, 

 tlrish Peach. 

 t James Grieve, 

 t Keswick Codlin. 



„ „ Improved, 



t Kerry Pippin. 

 tKing of the Pippins. 

 *tLady Sudeley. 

 fLane's Prince Albert. 

 tLord Derby. 

 *Ijord Grosvenor. 

 tLord Suffield. 



Margil. 



Mother. 

 fMr. Gladstone. 



Manks Codlin. 



Northern Greening. 

 *Newton Wonder. 



Northern Dumpling. 



Peaegood's Nonsuch (wall). 

 tPott's Seedling. 

 tQueen Caroline. 



Red Juneating. 

 fRibston Pippin. 



Rosemary Russett. 



Ross Nonpareil. 

 *Royal Jubilee. 



Seatou House. 



Scarlet Nonpareil. 

 tSummer Golden Pippin, 



or Ingestre. 

 tStirling Castle. 

 tStone's Apple. 



Striped Beefing. 



Small's Admirable. 

 "i Tower of Glamis. 



The Queen. ' 

 *fWhite Transparent. ' 



Waltham Abbey Seedling. 

 tWarner's King. 

 fWellington. 

 t Worcester Pearmain. 



"White Juneating. 



Whorle Pippin, or Lady 



Derby, 

 t Yellow Ingestre. 



Cox's Orange may and does succeed in the open in many parts, but it is worthy of a wall in the North. 



* Refers to sorts which, although not yet well known in the North, are likely to prove most desirable. 



t Specially recommended by Scottish experts. 



A Scottish gardener far North writes — " I am so pleased with Hambling's Seedling that I am grafting 

 all I can on other inferior sorts." 



Early Rivers. 



Erogmore Early Bigarreau. 



Governor Wood. 



CHEEEIES. 



Late Duke. 

 May Duke. 

 Morella. 



And all kinds in suitable districts on walls. 



Napoleon Bigarreau. 

 Windsor Bigarreau. 



" Owing to the birds clearing the fruit off Standard Cherries, I should never plant them in that form, 

 but as Bushes and Pyramids that I could proteGt, or still better, on S. or W. walls." (Mr. Malcolm Dunn). 



Breda (very free). | Hemskerk. 



CUEEANTS. 



Bushes and Trained, as per List in Catalogue. 



FIGS. 



Black Ischia, for open air. 

 Brown Turkey , , 



White Marseilles ,, 



And 20 others for glass culture. 



APEICOTS. 



i Moorpark. 



j New Large Early. 



GEAPES. 



As per List, for in-doors: 



GOOSEBEEEIES. 



As per List. These all do well in Scotland and 

 in the North of England. 



Late crops can be reared on North walls. 



